Fabio Quartararo will benefit from “secrets” straight from the inner sanctum of Ducati, it has bee💎n suggested.

The Yamaha rider shone last weekend at the Spanish MotoGP, earning pole position then a podium grand prix finis🌃h.

It represented a massive landmark weekend for Yamaha, who have struggled badly since 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Quartararo’s 2021 MotoGP title.

Since then, Ducati have dominated the sport but Yamaha’s acquisition of Max Bartolini from theiꦬr Italian rivals,♌ to become their new technical director, is widely heralded as a turning point.

Bartolini’sꦇ reaction to Quartararo’s brilliant ride was spot💃ted in Jerez.

“[Quartararo] had the pressure, he had a two-second gap over Pecco B👍agnaia, but he didn’t flinch at all,” TNT Sports’ Michael Laverty noted.

“I saw an interesting moment. Fabiano Sterlacchini came out of the Aprilia 𒐪garage, he defected to Aprilia, and Max Bartolini defected to Yamaha.

“They had a moment, they embraced.

“Those secrets from Ducati have filtered down to Yamaha, they will g💯radually filte🌌r to Aprilia.

ꦗ“It’s game on! It’s so nice to see Yamaha able to fight. There is more to come.”

Aprilia could follow♛ Yamaha’s lead and become beneficiaries of Ducati’s ways.

Their technical director Sterlacchini is also a veteran of Ducati, before a short 🌟stint with KTM.

Improvements he may be able to make will be music to the ears of Jorge Martin, the injured MotoGP cham꧂pion who was Aprilia’s star signing this year.

Fabio Quartararo ‘making the difference’

Quartararo has been widely praised for his excell🍸ent podium in Jerez, after battling Bagnaia and Marc ꦜMarquez in the early stages.

He even attracted praise from Bagnaia who conceded the Yamaha was slower than his🌟 Duc♓ati.

Next weekend in Le Mans, Quartararo will bring an int༒rigue upgrade back into MotoGP action in his home countr🐻y.

Although the V4 engine is being de❀ve🎃loped in the background, Yamaha used the recent test to update their existing inline-4.

Quartararo has warned rivals i168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:t is more🌠 powerful than th🍬e engine he used to soar into P2 in Jerez.

“What﷽’s making the difference? It💃’s the rider,” Neil Hodgson said after the Spanish MotoGP.

“The next Ya🌠maha rider is 19.5 seconds behind him.

“That was a rider riding on the absolute limit.”